Novell NETWARE 6-DOCUMENTATION Manual page 2034

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Click Add Application at the top of the page.
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In the Name field, enter the name of the JavaScript application.
For specific information on application URLs, see
on page 106.
IMPORTANT:
Do not give any JavaScript applications the same names as any
subdirectories of your primary document directory. If you do, the server will no
longer correctly process requests from the directory. For example, if you have a
directory server_root/DOCS/BUG and a JavaScript application named Bug, all
requests for any files in the BUG directory (or any of its subdirectories) will attempt
to launch the JavaScript application Bug. The JavaScript application URI takes
precedence.
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In the Web File Path field, enter the absolute path to the .WEB file for the
application.
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In the Default Page field, enter the absolute path of the file to send to
clients who do not indicate a specific page for the application.
This page is analogous to INDEX.HTML for a standard URL. This is a
required field.
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(Optional) In the Initial Page field, enter the absolute path of the page to
run when the application is first started.
This page runs only once during the life of the application and is used to
initialize values and establish database connections.
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(Optional) In the Built-in Maximum Database Connections field, enter
the maximum number of database connections that this application can
have at one time if you are using the built-in Database object.
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(Optional) In the External Libraries field, enter the absolute paths of any
libraries to be used with the application.
Libraries installed for one application can be used by all applications on
the server.
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In the Client Object Maintenance field, select the mode for maintaining
the Client object.
This can be Client-Cookie, Client-URL, Server-IP, Server-Cookie, or
Server-URL.
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Click OK > Save and Apply.
Extending Your Server with Programs 105
"Application URLs"